Short Viennese Poems

Short Viennese Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Viennese by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Viennese by length and keyword.


Premium Member Clerihew Makart

Viennese painter Hans Makart
delivered historic alegories at the start
Despised by contemporary avant garde
for aesthetics he found quite hard
Form: Clerihew


Moon Dance

A coy moon glides in a lively 
Viennese waltz
Across a sky of billowing 
petticoat clouds 
A flowing, triple time, closed 
step, pausing halt. 
A ballerina basking in the glow 
of appreciative crowds.
© Joe Murphy  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Couplet

When My Lovely Woman Comes To Me

She comes stepping
rippling
on the streets
 with her hair
To the wind...
She comes softly
 as a  Viennese waltz...
With her legs
of dream, she moves
in my imagination...
 With her nutrient feelings
 she comes to me
 to feed my dreams...!

Heart Rythms

SAMBA

The samba from Morro Carioca
survived for the world,
Long live Mama Africa... !

   ROCK

The rock and roll
runs wild
on the rocks...

   SPEED GONZALEZ

In Juanita's canteen
mariachis and tequila
and bursts of laughter...

WALTZ
Oh! If I danced,
Ah! If I played,
The Viennese Waltz ...!

I Could Dance

I could dance
 if you want to take a chance
I could waltz viennese
 if it was just you and me
I'd step on your toes
 with a slip and slide
along the floor tonight to prove I am alive
 just don't laugh if we're centerstage
my hips and feet may not engage
 never blend to the music played
the walk and swish and a little sashay
 but I could try
only if it's you and I
 hold you in my arms and glide
I could dance in time
 but as you will find, 
I lie.
 
.
© DM Babbit  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Couplet


Leonard Cohen Translation

"And I'll dance with you in Vienna, 
I'll be wearing a river's disguise. 
The hyacinth wild on my shoulder 
my mouth on the dew of your thighs. 
And I'll bury my soul in a scrapbook, 
with the photographs there and the moss. 
And I'll yield to the flood of your beauty, 
my cheap violin and my cross. 

 "Take This Waltz", a 
 translation by Leonard Cohen of 
 the poem "Little Viennese Waltz" 
 by Federico García Lorca. 
" 
— Leonard Cohen (Stranger Music: Selected Poems and Songs)
Form:

Touched By Your Flame

Perfect stranger!
                           Admiring glances across the hall 
                     A hand stretched with a smile so charm
                       Inviting to waltz this gorgeous night
                  I delightfully glided to the handsome knight,
                    Two flamingos waltzing round and round
                  My first Viennese Waltz this memorable night
                    Touched by your flame bewitching beau!
                                   My eternal partner!

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